Is Trump signalling a return to war with Iran after the midterms?
Summary
President Donald Trump said he does not plan to order attacks on Iran before the US midterm elections on November 3. Reports say the Pentagon has made plans for possible strikes, but Trump wants to avoid military action before the vote due to concerns about public opinion.Key Facts
- President Trump announced no attacks on Iran will happen before the November midterm elections.
- US media report the Pentagon has prepared plans for potential military strikes on Iran before the midterms.
- The US first attacked Iran on February 28, starting a conflict that is now eight months long.
- Many Americans disapprove of the US war on Iran, with 65% unhappy with how President Trump has handled it.
- The war has caused higher prices for gas and food in the US, affecting public opinion.
- Polls show fewer Trump supporters feel enthusiastic about voting in the midterms compared to Democrats.
- Some Trump voters are uncertain about which candidates to support in the upcoming elections.
- President Trump and Republicans worry that continuing attacks before the midterms could hurt their chances in the vote.
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